Use resources first.
Crisis routes, advocates, and safer communities belong before editorial intake when the pressure is current.
Open resourcesUse this if you want the project to review a firsthand account. It helps most when you write the sequence plainly: what felt off, what repeated, what kept changing, and what became clear later.
You do not need perfect vocabulary. You do need enough detail to show the pattern. Nothing publishes automatically.
If what you need first is crisis help, a local advocate, or a safer peer room, use the resources route before you use this form.
- Use concrete language.
- Name repetition where you can.
- Separate what happened from what you were told it meant.
- Do not use this for emergencies.
- If the situation is active or dangerous, use local emergency or crisis support first.
Recommend it or flag it.
If a listing should be added, corrected, or challenged, use the resource feedback form rather than burying that note inside a story submission.
Recommend or report a resourceUse contact for sensitive corrections.
If the issue is operational, corrective, or too sensitive for the intake lane, use direct editorial contact.
Open contact